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960 transmission question

posted by  M on  Tue Oct 5 10:32 CST 2004
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If the PNP switch was replaced only a week before, I'd suspect the mentioned connectors on the trans left side. They were separated when the PNP was replaced and something might have gone wrong with the pin (green wire) related to solenoid S1. Grey connectors made in brittle plastic - be careful when you separate them and check carefully for pins not fully in level with the others. Clean all pins out and use contact grease when reassembling.

Martin
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'65 121, '73 165






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